Migrate to WordPress

Common situations

• Leaving Joomla, Drupal, Magento, or Shopify for WordPress
• Need to preserve URLs or plan redirects for SEO
• Content, media, and user accounts that must be mapped carefully
• Store data (products, customers, orders) that cannot be guessed through
• Expectation setting: rebuild vs import vs hybrid approach

What this service covers

• Inventory source content, URLs, users, and store entities
• Propose a migration path appropriate to the platform
• Import or rebuild content into WordPress within agreed scope
• Plan redirects and post-cutover checks
• Document what transferred, what did not, and open follow-ups

Migration paths

One service covers four common sources. Each path is scoped on its own — not four separate homepage offers.

From Joomla

Articles, menus, media, and users usually need structured mapping into WordPress posts/pages and roles. Extensions rarely have a perfect one-to-one plugin match; replacements are chosen after inventory, not assumed.

From Drupal

Content types, taxonomies, and fields vary widely. The plan covers what becomes posts, custom types, or rebuilt templates — without promising feature parity for every Drupal module.

From Magento

Catalog, customers, and order history (when in scope) move toward WooCommerce or a simpler WordPress storefront only after data realities are clear. Complex Magento customizations often need rebuild decisions, not silent import magic.

From Shopify

Products, customers, and content can move with a defined checklist; apps and checkout behavior do not clone automatically. Redirects and SEO URL strategy are part of the cutover plan.